English to English Dictionary

Landscape

All the visible features of an area of land, often considered in terms of their aesthetic appeal.

Landscape Plant

A plant that is specifically chosen and cultivated for use in landscaping.

Landscape Shot

A photograph or image that captures a wide view of natural scenery.

Landscape garden

A large garden designed to look natural, typically featuring rolling lawns, groves of trees, and winding paths rather than formal, geometric flower beds.

Landscaper

A person who designs and maintains gardens, parks, and other outdoor spaces.

Landslide

An overwhelming majority of votes for one party or candidate in an election.

Landworker

A person who works on the land, especially in agriculture, farming, or rural manual labor.

Lane

A narrow road, street, or passage, especially in a rural or suburban area.

Langoustine

A small slender edible marine lobster (Nephrops norvegicus) that has a pale orange-pink shell and is widely caught in the northeast Atlantic.

Language

A system of communication used by a particular community or country.

Language Assessment

The process of evaluating, measuring, and documenting the proficiency, knowledge, or progress of an individual in acquiring or using a language.

Language Evaluation

The systematic process of assessing, measuring, and judging language proficiency, performance, or curriculum effectiveness.